Queen looking for her own version of Downton Abbey butler Mr Carson
THE Queen is looking for her own version of Downton Abbey butler Mr Carson to keep staff behind the scenes at her favourite home in check.
Her Majesty wants to bring on-board a new Back-of-House manager at Windsor Castle and has started advertising for the position.
Like the butler in Julian Fellowes' hit show the successful applicant will be in charge of a team of staff and ensure that standards are maintained.
They will work closely with the Monarchy's answer to housekeeper Mrs Hughes and will be paid a salary of up to £30,000.
Her Majesty wants to bring on-board a new Back-of-House manager at Windsor Castle
The position was advertised on the Royal Household website and candidates who have experience in operational management and hospitality are wanted.
The successful job seeker also needs to be a good problem solver and be able to ensure that everything below stairs runs smoothly and efficiently.
The 40-hour a week vacancy is open to anyone with the right qualifications.
The successful candidate will also have the option to live on site in staff accommodation and have lunch provided.
Applications close October 12.
Mr Carson, played by Jim Carter, is the grumpy but loveable butler of Downton Abbey.
He has featured in the show from the first series.